Should I sell my AR-15?

[BlueSkies925]

I've been thinking about it. I rarely shoot it, and I prefer my AKs to it.
I have a Saint, and since I've bought it, it's had feeding and jamming issues. Maybe due to the mag-lock, maybe due to it not being properly broken in yet, but I just never seem to take it out with me to the range. What are some thoughts? Is now a good time to sell it for profit? (Considering how I overpaid for it myself...) Is it reasonable enough to run both platforms? Just curious to hear some feedback, thanks!

[Usmc0844spare]

I've been thinking about it. I rarely shoot it, and I prefer my AKs to it.
I have a Saint, and since I've bought it, it's had feeding and jamming issues. Maybe due to the mag-lock, maybe due to it not being properly broken in yet, but I just never seem to take it out with me to the range. What are some thoughts? Is now a good time to sell it for profit? (Considering how I overpaid for it myself...) Is it reasonable enough to run both platforms? Just curious to hear some feedback, thanks!

Unless you need the money for some reason, hang onto it.

Either you will regret it later, or you will be missing out on some serious panic buying opportunities in a couple months.

[Oceanbob]

Convert it to featureless and keep it. No issues dropping mags or reloading.

JMO

Bob

[jimmykan]

I've been thinking about it. I rarely shoot it, and I prefer my AKs to it.
I have a Saint, and since I've bought it, it's had feeding and jamming issues. Maybe due to the mag-lock, maybe due to it not being properly broken in yet, but I just never seem to take it out with me to the range. What are some thoughts? Is now a good time to sell it for profit? (Considering how I overpaid for it myself...) Is it reasonable enough to run both platforms? Just curious to hear some feedback, thanks!

Are you implying that you only have 1 AR-15?

What the heck is wrong with you?

Just kidding. But what mag-lock or other handicaps have you applied to the AR that you don't also have to apply to the AKs?

[DrewTheBrave]

No point keeping something that
1. runs poorly
2. you don't like

Sell it and put the money towards something you prefer.

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[The War Wagon]

Unless you need the money for some reason, hang onto it.

Either you will regret it later, or you will be missing out on some serious panic buying opportunities in a couple months.

Yep. The REAL panic buying will be the week before the election. I'd wait 'til then.

[sonofeugene]

Convert to featureless. If that cures the problems, keep it.

Otherwise, sell.

[Donkeypunch0420]

The AR market isn't really experiencing the same panic buying as other platforms. I say hang onto it. I'm not an AR guy, I'm an AK guy, but still own a handful of ARs.

[sandiego67]

How much do you want for this jamming weapon with feeding issues?

[billkohatsu]

Try to find out why it is jamming. It sounds like the lack of reliability is negatively impacting your opinion of ARs in general.

Give it another go after fixing the issues and if you still do not enjoy it, sell it.

I find it hard to believe why anyone wouldn't enjoy their AR when it has such low recoil, insane customization options and great reliability (your jam-o-matic notwithstanding).

[deckhandmike]

I’ll give you 500$ for the jam-o-matic.

[LoadedM333]

Keep it, get it fixed and enjoy it.

[Jimi Jah]

Buy/build a AR-47 upper and shoot that AK ammo through it, it's another game.

[Squidward]

No point keeping something that
1. runs poorly
2. you don't like

Sell it and put the money towards something you prefer.

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I Agree.

[The Fugitive]

I would find out more what's wrong with it before you sell, you might regret it later on. If it's your only AR...